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Are you a teacher in Kenya looking to register with the Teachers Service Commission (TSC)? This comprehensive guide provides a step-by-step process on how to apply for a TSC number online, including the latest requirements, registration fees, and how to check your application status. Whether you're a newly trained teacher or seeking employment in public schools, this article covers everything you
A TSC number is a unique identification code issued by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) to registered teachers in Kenya. It is mandatory for all teachers employed in public schools and those seeking employment under TSC.
Before applying, ensure you have the following:
A copy of your National ID or Passport (for non-Kenyans).
Academic and professional certificates (certified copies).
KRA PIN certificate.
Passport-size photo (white background).
Duly filled TSC registration form.
Go to the TSC website: https://teachersonline.tsc.go.ke.
Click on "Register" if you are a new user.
Fill in your details (ID number, email, and phone number).
Set a password and verify your account via email/SMS.
Log in to your account.
Navigate to "Teacher Registration" and fill in all required details.
Upload scanned copies of your documents (ID, certificates, KRA PIN, and photo).
Review your details and submit the application.
Pay the registration fee (Ksh. 1,055) via M-Pesa or bank deposit.
Once verified, TSC will process your application.
You will receive an SMS/email with your TSC number.
Log in to your TSC portal account.
Go to "Registration Status" to track your application.
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In a controversial move, the Communications Authority of Kenya (CAK) has ordered all TV and radio stations to immediately cease live coverage of the ongoing Gen Z-led protests, citing constitutional and legal grounds.
Today, June 25, 2025, Kenya solemnly observes the first anniversary of the fateful 2024 Gen Z-led protests, a day that saw young Kenyans bravely confront economic hardship and governance issues, tragically leading to numerous fatalities. Across the nation, citizens are pausing to remember those who paid the ultimate price in their pursuit of a better future.